Electrical Engineer (Medical Device R&D)

📍 Boston, MA (4 Days Onsite, 1 Day Remote)
💰 $40-50/hr (W2)
📅 12-Month Contract with Extension Potential

We're partnering with a leading global medical device organization seeking an Electrical Engineer to join their growing R&D and Product Development team.

This is an excellent opportunity for an early-career engineer who enjoys hands-on hardware development, troubleshooting complex electronic systems, and working on technology that directly impacts patient outcomes.

What You'll Be Doing

• Support new product development and design improvement initiatives
• Collaborate closely with R&D engineers to develop and refine medical device technologies
• Perform electrical testing, troubleshooting, and root cause analysis
• Build, evaluate, and debug prototypes and electronic assemblies
• Conduct bench testing using oscilloscopes, multimeters, and other lab equipment
• Support PCB design, schematic capture, and design modifications
• Participate in product verification and validation activities

What We're Looking For

✔ Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering (required)

✔ 1-2+ years of relevant engineering experience

✔ Strong troubleshooting and debugging skills

✔ Hands-on experience with:

• Oscilloscopes
• Multimeters
• Electronic test equipment
• Soldering and board-level work

✔ Experience with PCB design, schematic capture, or board-level electronics

✔ Product development or hardware engineering experience

Preferred Qualifications

• Medical device experience
• Biomedical engineering background with strong electronics exposure
• Altium experience
• Experience developing or testing electromechanical products
• Academic or professional experience designing, building, or debugging electronics

Why This Opportunity?

• Work on cutting-edge medical technologies
• Join a collaborative R&D-focused engineering team
• Gain exposure to product development from concept through testing
• Opportunity for contract extension and long-term growth
• Highly visible role supporting next-generation medical device innovation